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Here's hoping perfection repeats itself. New York Yankee pitching icon Don Larsen (shown in SR file photo), the Hayden resident best remembered for tossing a perfect game in the 1956 World Series, agreed to be the honorary chair for the fundraising drive for a new baseball stadium in Coeur d'Alene. "We are extremely pleased that Don has agreed to be the honorary chair for the fundraising campaign," said campaign chair and baseball supporter Ron Ouren in a prepared statement announcing the position. "He is truly a legend and has been an inspiration to young men and women for many years." The stadium, pitched to go near Cherry Hill Park on 15th Street, would be a multi-sports complex, but would primarily host baseball games, the sport Larsen played professionally for 15 years/Coeur d'Alene Press. More here.
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Top 5 Sexiest Female Demons/DevilsBy Andrei Trostel / Oct 24, 2014
Nothing says Happy Halloween like scantily clad, horny women who want nothing else than to act sinfully. Halloween is a special time of year that causes people to behave and act in ways that are seemingly out of character and downright evil. Or are they? Read More »
3 of Life's Greatest Mental Roadblocks: Racism, Astrology and Your AttitudeBy Cole F.M. / Oct 2, 2014
Racism is on its way out.
That's actually a fairly inflammatory statement, as people in many parts of the world, and even in our own country (the United States as of the time of this writing, in case any of my future actions cause me to flee to a country that doesn't share extradition treaties with the US) can attest to, racism is very much a real problem, and even a threat. Read More »
Your Guide to Having Fun in FergusonBy Nathan DeGraaf / Sep 25, 2014
Ferguson, Missouri has been in the news a lot lately. Apparently, someone was shot there. This is usually not that big a deal. People get shot in Ferguson all the time. I'm pretty sure they teach a class on the best ways to shoot people at nearby (unaccredited) Normandy High School. Read More »
6 Cover Songs That Blow the Original AwayBy Cole F.M. / Sep 8, 2014
Cover songs usually kind of fucking suck. And if you disagree, then you're either wrong and ugly, or, like most of the world, you only remember the few cover songs that have stuck around precisely because they were really good, and have ignored the literally hundreds of shitty covers that have fallen by the wayside. And ugly. Read More »
Simple Recipes to Impress the Person You Want to Bang: Amuse BoucheBy Cole F.M. / Aug 27, 2014
"The fuck is amuse bouche?" you may find yourself asking. As well you should, unless you're French, because it's a French term, and you would be really bad at French-ing if you couldn't French like that. Read More »
Steal These Tweets: America the AbsurdBy Jeff Gassen / Jul 30, 2014
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Don't Blame Me, I'm Just the Manager at This Olive GardenBy Charlie Mihelich / Jul 29, 2014
Hey everybody, gather 'round. Rough day today, guys. Roughhhh day. You all really stepped up during the dinner rush, and we got through it. Go us! I think I can speak for all of us when I say "No more minestrone soup!" am I right? It's fun sharing a joke with you guys. We're all in this together. Read More »
The ONLY 6 Reasons to Not Tip Your ServerBy Jacob Trowbridge / Jul 24, 2014
Lately, there's been an uproar in the media over "tip shaming," where servers share photos of the actual receipts of customers who left a hefty "0" in the tip column, generally with some sort of pro-religion/anti-gay message scrawled along with it. Read More »
Country Music is Immoral and IllegalBy Jeff Gassen / Jul 22, 2014
You love country music. Who wouldn't? Sure, it may be simple and repetitive, but some people say there's brilliance in simplicity. Well, maybe not some people, but I just did. Heartbreak, Jesus, a cold one, and a suspiciously lavish, jacked-up truck that isn't reflective of the town's median income. Rinse. Repeat. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Read More »
No Kids, We're Not Going to Round Table Pizza After the GameBy Charlie Mihelich / Jul 18, 2014
Okay, guys, gather round. Big day today. I'm going to be straight with you: The Sabre Tooth Tigers are the most feared team in the league. If we were in the business of keeping score or tracking win-loss records or doing any fucking thing (sorry for that) to determine who is a natural-born athlete and who should probably just be inside reading books, they'd be numero uno, but until such time as I am in charge of the Magnolia Center Little League, this is purely WOM. That's "Word of Mouth," kiddos. Read More »
The Worst Kisser on the PlanetBy Codie Leiker / Jul 17, 2014
The first time I kissed Jake it was a bad idea. Jake wasn't a bad kisser, but I shouldn't have kissed him. I liked him a lot. He was funny and nice and he didn't have bleached hair anymore, but kissing Jake led to the most painful word any girl could ever hear from a boy ever: ouch. Read More »
10 Spooky Two-Sentence StoriesBy Jeff Gassen / Jul 16, 2014
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2. After anxiously waiting for hours for my package to arrive, I sat down to take a shit. Then the doorbell rang. Read More »
Man Fiction: Books About Shooting People in the FaceBy Mike Lamb / Jul 14, 2014
Everyone at some point in their life has seen a romance novel. And everyone knows that romance novels are stupid pieces of literary trash marketed towards sad, lonely old women with no lives. But what about men? We also enjoy trash. But we require something a little different for our needs. We require the polar opposite of romance: mindnumbing violence, and lots of it. Don't argue with me. You'll take your goddamn gender stereotype and like it. Read More »
7 Reasons Why Babies are the Worst (From a Mom)By Codie Leiker / Jul 4, 2014
Hello all you out there in PIC-Land! It's me, Codie, and I'm back. Most of you were probably wondering what happened to me, why I had never sent a thank you card for all of the gluten-free pies that came to my doorstep. Because gluten is delicious and you're ruining pies, that's why. Also, I had a baby and decided to keep it, so I've been a little busy teaching her calculus and the proper usage of a semicolon. Babies are like sponges: you have to teach them these things early on so they won't turn into strippers and meth heads. Read More »
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The updated Prospectus is available online. Please refer to 'Prospectus' for this publication. This outlines the new criteria for new and existing students interested in enrolling in the diploma for 2015. ENROLMENT: Please email our Administrator for an enrolment pack for 2015. Enrolment opens on 13 October – 19 December for all four Montessori courses and the Ministerial Module: aspirations for the child and teacher. Apply now to the Administrator Ph: (03) 383 9235 evenings if you have questions or Email…
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The Diploma is primarily a post graduate Montessori training / qualification for ECE trained teachers or interested parents living in New Zealand. The programme is supplemented by supervised practice and mentoring which occurs within the workplace.The Diploma is administered by the Aperfield Montessori Trust. The programme is approved by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority under the provisions of the Education Act 1989, and the Aperfield Montessori Trust is accredited to teach it. Certain entry conditions apply. Read more…
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The NY Times summed up the Death and Life of Dash Snow for their Saturday edition, the ending was kind of weird.
"By the end of the viewing, there were dozens of mourners milling on the street — friends, admirers, pillars of a certain downtown scene. There were stories, reminiscences, tears, then everyone went to eat at Lucien, a French bistro on First Street and First Avenue.
Mr. Snow's body, meanwhile, was taken to New Jersey and cremated."
We really enjoyed and much preferred Glen O'Brien's A Eulogy for Dash Snow, which can be read here
It must feel great for Spike Jonze to hear such praise from Maurice Sendak
Princess Leia holding a baby R2D2. The limited edition screen print is available now at benjaminescobar.com
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We saw that Kuroshio Sea is an amazing aquarium tank
There was a great Girl Fight in LA
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Looking for something to do today, how about a pig roast in Brooklyn.
3rd Ward's 2nd Annual Pig Roast & Dance Party featuring Pig Roasting Extraordinaire Tom Mylan!
Sunday, July 26th, 4 to 9 p, FREE admission, FREE Colt 45 from 4 to 5 p
"Put your diets on hold and tear off your skinny jeans, it's time to Pig Out at 3rd Ward!"
Featuring live music from Stumblebum Brass Band, Shilpa Ray & Her Happy Hookers, In Cadeo and DJ Tanner all afternoon long.
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We are pleased to present our tenth installment of Sound Advice featuring Miss Rosen. Miss Rosen is a New York-based whirlwind, who has just launched her own media company, repping downtown legends Ricky Powell, Maripol, and Patti Astor, as well as publishing masterminds Melcher Media.
Sound Advice 10 – Miss Rosen
01 You Make Me Feel So Young – Frank Sinatra
02 Fever – Peggy Lee
03 My Funny Valentine – Chet Baker
04 Take Five – Dave Brubeck Quartet
05 The Girl From Ipanema – Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto
06 My One and Only Love – John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman
07 The Look of Love – Diana Krall
08 Don't Get Around Much Anymore – Duke Ellington
09 One for My Baby (And One More for the Road) – Frank Sinatra
10 Breezin' – George Benson
11 I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm – Billie Holiday
12 Goodbye Pork Pie Hat – Charles Mingus
13 Big Spender – Peggy Lee
14 Let's Get Lost – Chet Baker
15 Stormy Weather (From "Cotton Club Parade") – Lena Horne
16 Fly me To the Moon – Frank Sinatra
17 Just The Two of Us – Grover washington Jr. & Bill Withers
18 When You're Smiling – Billie Holiday, Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra
19 Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby – Dinah Washington
20 Satin Doll – Duke Ellington
21 Impressions (Live) – John Coltrane
22 Makin' Whoopee! – Frank Sinatra
23 Turn Your Love Around – George Benson
24 Besame Mucho – Diana Krall
25 God Bless The Child – Billie Holiday
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Pictures of Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, Suri Cruise, and Isabella Cruise Shopping Together in LA
Tom and Katie Celebrate His Birthday With a Suri-Filled Shopping Spree
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Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes kicked off their Fourth of July weekend by hitting LA's Westfield Mall with Suri. The girls got in some last-minute shopping before Tom's 48th birthday on Saturday — we celebrated Tom's milestone by looking back at his long career! Tom and Katie have spent Independence Days past at their place in Telluride with patriotic Suri, but it looks like they stuck around California this time. Katie was able to join Tom on his special day despite working on her new series in Canada in character as Jackie Kennedy.
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Katie looks like she's wearing one of Nicole Richie's outfits.Suri has shoes on!!
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i love her outfit there (katie's) and i think that she looks great. suri's pretty cute here too in her pink ruffled skirt. i think that tom's finally got the great life :)
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As you probably already know, French Montana Ain't Worried About Nothing. It appears as though Montana has been spending some of those carefree days at the club, because he sounds right at home on DJ SpinKing's new, very club-friendly single, Body Operator. Backed by Vinylz' lavish electronic production, SpinKing steps out from behind the boards to rattle off a few decadent bars in an Island-inspired vocal delivery. Montana and fellow guest Jeremih keep the party going with their equally energetic guest contributions. Spin's next project, Hip House 2, currently lacks a drop date, but those who like what they're hearing can keep their browsers locked for further tunes and release details.
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To address mounting debt, strained budgets, and underfunded pension systems, lawmakers need to reexamine all aspects of government and seek new and innovative policy solutions. CF's privatization work looks to apply the "Yellow Pages test" to all levels of government. This test says that if a service can be found in the yellow pages of a phone book, government should look to the private sector rather than public employees to provide it. In well-structured privatization initiatives, the government and taxpayers gain accountability, cost savings, higher quality services, and greater innovation.
Liberals and Conservatives Agree: Let Go of Our Liquor
As the partisan divide plays out in Washington, it's encouraging to see one policy battle in Pennsylvania with support on both sides of the political spectrum. Across the state, voters remain unified in their support of allowing private stores to sell wine and liquor. Unfortunately for consumers, inside the state Capitol, bipartisan unity on this issue has been harder to come by.
PLCB Ethics Scandal (Again)
Pop quiz! What year is this headline from?
E. All of the above.
If you answered E., you win! (And Pennsylvanians lose.)
Excellent reporting from Kari Andren of the Tribune-Review today revealed that the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) and its employees are under investigation by a federal grand jury for potential "improper relationships with wine and spirits vendors doing business with the agency."
If you aced the quiz above, this should come as no surprise. Such reports now are about as regular as the changing of the seasons. Andren reports:
A significant pattern of wrongdoing or potential violations that cross state lines could prompt federal officials to look into the case, he [law professor John Burkoff] said. Earlier this year, the Ethics Commission found the former top-ranking LCB officials guilty of taking all-expense paid trips to Florida and California, golf outings across Pennsylvania, high-end merchandise and fancy meals, all on the dime of executives and sales people at national wine and spirits companies.
The rounds of golf, dinners and hospitality gave vendors direct, informal access to influential LCB employees who played a variety of roles in selecting what wines and spirits would line the shelves of more than 600 state-owned liquor stores across Pennsylvania.
When will these ethical scandals stop? When will taxpayers stop paying for the moral and monetary mismanagement of a state-run alcohol system that most Pennsylvanians don't even want? A government booze monopoly will continue to breed corruption and mismanagement until, once and for all, we get government out of the business of selling alcohol.
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Audio: Is Selling Liquor a Core Function of Government?
Is it government's job to monopolize a service that private enterprise can easily provide? Matt Brouillette says no—and Pennsylvania's state-run liquor monopoly is a prime example of why government should stick to its core functions and allow free enterprise to flourish.
Matt points to a simple "yellow pages test"—if you can find a service in the yellow pages, government shouldn't be providing it.
Listen below to hear Matt on WSBA 910's The Gary Sutton Show as he justifies this stance and illustrates how government fails when it tries to assume the role of private businesses.
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Monopolizing Success
Is it time to wave the white flag on liquor privatization? After all, the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) reported record revenue and transfers to the state's General Fund this past fiscal year. Why would lawmakers bother privatizing the state stores given their enormous success?
Okay, that question is admittedly tongue-in-cheek, and for those readers who have followed our work on liquor store privatization, you know the PLCB has been anything but successful. But does the PLCB deserve a little credit for its record year? Maybe, if it weren't a monopoly.
The PLCB is the only game in town, which is the main reason for its "success." If you want to buy or sell wine and spirits in Pennsylvania, you must go through the PLCB. (Note: There are a few exceptions, such as limited wineries.) In fact, it's against the law to bring booze from other states back to Pennsylvania, but that hasn't stopped residents from seeking better deals in privately-owned stores. Imagine if the PLCB had to compete with private stores here in Pennsylvania. It's doubtful we would hear about record sales and revenue.
Unfortunately, this kind of private competition isn't an option in our state. And those that don't live near a border state are stuck with the PLCB. So take the agency's record year with a grain of salt. Their "success" is not the product of satisfying consumer demands, but rather the result of a government-granted privilege dating back to the Prohibition Era (or error, if you prefer).
Opponents of privatization claim that the state benefits from the revenue government-controlled liquor stores bring to the state. And it's true that the PLCB does transfer some of its "net income" or "profits" to the state, which was also a record high in 2013-2014. But the PLCB is about as profitable as the IRS. Its "profits" are nothing more than taxes paid by consumers in the form of higher wine and spirits prices. But even with its monopoly status, the PLCB is facing some financial challenges.
These challenges drew statewide media coverage last month when the agency floated the idea of increasing the price of its products as a way to make up for a projected 20% loss in its net income in future years. The agency is on track to transfer fewer dollars to state government due to its increasing costs, putting to rest the idea that the agency is an asset for the state.
The PLCB wants to tout their new record, but the only record Pennsylvania consumers care about is the record number of years that we continue to live and shop with complete government control of wine and liquor sales.
Union Lobbying Holds Back Lottery Performance
Illinois's decision to terminate its lottery private management agreement with Northstar is being misinterpreted as proof that Pennsylvania dodged a bullet by failing to approve a private lottery management agreement. The truth is, Pennsylvania's contract better protected taxpayers and those served by lottery programs.
Pennsylvania's negotiated contract required Camelot, the management company, to pay penalties if they did not meet guaranteed revenues. In fact, Camelot placed $200 million in a reserve fund to cover shortfalls.
Illinois's experiment was not without benefits. Even though Northstar did not meet yearly revenue goals, the state's taxpayers are still better off. Illinois' lottery grew faster under private management, an estimated 12 percent per year compared to 3 percent a year prior to their contract.
In contrast, Pennsylvania's Lottery sales have increased by only 5.8 percent per year, and net revenue has grown by only 4.2 percent per year over the past 3 years. In other words, Illinois' "failure" has resulted in sales growth twice as high as Pennsylvania's "succesful" lottery program.
At the same time, Indiana's lottery private management arrangement is succeeding. Contractor GTECH missed this years revenue goal by $1.6 million, but under the 15-year contract it must pay the difference to the state. That's a win for taxpayers and those served by lottery programs.
Overall, GTECH's management of the lottery brought in total revenue of more than $1 billion in fiscal year 2014, up 9 percent from the previous record two years ago. GTECH's work will allow the lottery to provide nearly $250.7 million in surplus revenue to the state for the 12-month period that ended in June.
In the end, the greatest advantage of these partnerships is accountability. Illinois terminated its agreement with Northstar because the company did not meet its performance goals.
But as noted, Illinois and Indiana's private lottery manager outperformed Pennsylvania! Unfortunately, thanks to an intense lobbying effort from the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), funded by union dues, Pennsylvania taxpayers and senior citizens won't be able to enjoy the benefits of improved management.
posted by ELIZABETH STELLE | 02:00 PM | Comments
Pennsylvanians Win: Liquor Markup Increase Nixed
Finally some good news for booze consumers: the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) has decided against increasing the markup added to each wine and spirits product, according to PLCB Chairman Joseph Brion.
The announcement came last week after an internal PLCB memo calling for a 16.6% increase in the PLCB's markup received wide media attention, much of which was unfavorable. The proposal was being considered given the agency's projection of a 20% reduction in their net income due to rising employee costs and government mandates. The memo itself quashed one of the anti-privatization movement's favorite talking points: that the PLCB is an unparalleled source of revenue for the state.
The PLCB's decision to forgo the markup increase raises an important question, though: How will the agency make up the lost income, i.e., taxes it collects from consumers? Calls for "modernization" will undoubtedly be touted as a solution.
But instead of trying to mold the PLCB to work more like a private system, which is like pushing on a string, the state agency should be steered in a different direction, getting it out of the business of booze sales and ending its costly conflict of interest.
Privatization, anyone?
Union CEO Calls Majority Leader a Liar
Union CEO Wendell Young issued a press release Wednesday claiming, "there's no nice way to put this but he [House Majority Leader Mike Turzai] is not telling the truth and he knows it."
This is what pscyhologists call projection— that is, attributing what you do (in this case, not telling the truth) to others.
Young, for instance, claims a state-commissioned report found "a transition to privatization would cost $1.4 billion over five years." Not true.
The report actually indicated that the total cost of running the PLCB would be $1.4 billion during the five years it takes to transition to a private system. But those annual operating costs would decline from $500 million to less than $100 million. Without privatization, the PLCB's operating costs would be about $2.4 billion over those same five years. That is, privatization would save state taxpayers $1 billion in operating costs.
We've pointed out Wendell's error on this point consistently, but he continues to repeat it.
But this is to be expected; Wendell has a long history of misrepenting the truth. He claims Rep. Turzai puts "politics above Pennsylvanians," yet:
- Wendell puts his personal politics above the well-documented majority of Pennsylvanians that want the state out of the liquor business.
- Wendell has misled the public, spending more than $1 million—from taxpayer collected union dues—on factually inaccurate ads.
- Wendell puts his personal politics above the interests of his own members and fee payers, by incorrectly disclosing how their dues and fees are spent.
- Wendell puts his personal politics above Pennsylvania law, by failing to register as a lobbyist, despite exceeding the law's minimum requirements by significant sums.
The truth is, the liquor privatization plan put forth by House Majority Leader Mike Turzai last year, which passed in March of 2013, put Pennsylvania taxpayers and consumers first. Pennsylvanians on both sides of the aisle are tired of the state's Prohibition-era liquor system, which has more government control than any state other than Utah.
Liquor privatization is only about politics within the Capitol, and that's because Wendell Young spends millions of both workers' dues and fair share fees to keep it that way. And as taxpayers, we continue to pay to collect the money that is used against this commonsense reform that would finally put Pennsylvanians – not politics – first.
posted by DAWN MELING, NATHAN BENEFIELD | 11:20 AM | Comments
Archaic Laws and Eight-Foot Walls
Pennsylvania's Prohibition-era liquor laws did nothing but provide headaches for two entrepreneurs, demonstrating yet again the absurdity of our state liquor code.
Stymied by a bureaucracy's byzantine legal code, Knechel and Tracy attempted to acquire distilling and brewing licenses, but were repeatedly denied over the course of six months. The explanation? A simple "you don't meet the current code" was given by the PLCB countless times, but both men persisted and continued to push for answers.
Knechel and Tracy were finally given a definitive answer: Pennsylvania law dictated that the PLCB could not issue two licenses to the same address. So to comply with the code, the men built an eight-foot wall, separating the property into two addresses.
This example of government inefficiency should not surprise those familiar with the PLCB. The antiquated system stunts the growth of local entrepreneurial projects, prevents innovation and denies choice, convenience and competitive pricing to those who demand it.
Pennsylvania needs a liquor system and code that works for both taxpayers and entrepreneurs, so we can finally leave the the relics of Prohibition behind.
posted by PAIGE HALPER | 09:22 AM | Comments
Will More Choice and Convenience Really Kill Your Kids?
In a move that reeks of desperation, the United Food and Commerical Workers Union (UFCW) released a new ad with a ridiculous message: liquor liberalization will kill your kids.
Think I'm exaggerating? Watch and judge for yourself.
The ad is in response to the newest liquor plan being floated in Harrisburg.
Not only is the ad over-the-top, but its message belies the facts. We compared data from North Carolina (the state mentioned in the ad) with Pennsylvania, and found that Pennsylvania has a higher number and rate of alcohol-related traffic deaths involving underage drivers, which runs counter to the ad's claims.
|North Carolina
|Past-Month Alcohol Use, Ages 12-20
|Past-Month Binge Alcohol Use, Ages 12-20
|Traffic Fatalities, 15- to 20-Year-Old Drivers with BAC > 0.01
|As Percent of All Traffic Fatalities
|Source: The 2013 Report to Congress on the Prevention and Reduction of Underage Drinking, https://www.stopalcoholabuse.gov
Keep in mind, Pennsylvania is one of only two states to have complete government control of the wholesale and retail sale of wine and spirits. Yet North Carolina, which has more liberal liquor laws, saw fewer alcohol-related underage fatalities than Pennsylvania.
In other words, there is no correlation between government control of alcohol and safety.
Of course, the UFCW is no stranger to making outrageous claims about liquor reform. Last June, the union released a reckless ad featuring a young girl at her father's funeral, implying liquor privatization would lead to more drunk driving deaths. As we have highlighted before, that's patently false.
In fact, the claim was put to the test in Washington state just last year. The result? Drunk driving deaths actually declined after Washington state privatized spirits sales.
The kicker? The latest "it only takes a little bit of greed to kill a child" TV ad was paid for with $300,000 in union dues collected by you, the taxpayer. Wouldn't it be great if there were some way to protect taxpayers and union members from helping government unions run such shameful ads?
Wine, Dine, and Bribe
"Today's featured wine has notes of bureacracy, boondoggles, and waste, with a lingering aftertaste of corruption. May I interest you in this PLCB blend?"
Unlike a fine wine, the PLCB seems to get worse with age. The latest revelation concerning the booze bureaucracy comes to us via the Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission. The commission found three former PLCB officials violated state ethics laws.
The violations include: accepting gifts from vendors who had ongoing contracts with the PLCB, using a position in government for personal benefit, and failing to disclose gifts on annual financial interest statements. The three officials, former CEO Joe Conti, former PLCB Board Chairman Patrick Stapleton and Director of Marketing Jim Short were showered with numerous gifts during their respective tenures. The gifts included invitations to golf outings, sporting events, meals, lodging, and alcoholic beverages.
Many of these violations occurred on the taxpayer's dime with officials attending functions and accepting gifts during work hours. Not only that, but taxpayers were actually billed for some of the expenses related to these social functions. How many of you get to bill your employer for non-work related golf outings?
The findings of the Ethics Commission aren't the only things troubling taxpayers—so are the punishments. Chris Comisac of Capitolwire (subscription required) reports that some good government watchdogs are questioning why the penalties for these public officials are so light.
"It encourages public officials to roll the dice and take the chance they won't get caught," said Barry Kauffman, executive director for Pennsylvania Common Cause. But beyond that, Kauffman said it also creates a situation where those giving the gifts are buying access to those public officials, and at least the possibility of getting what they want from those officials....
"The only real penalty is that they have to pay for what they already have," added Kauffman. "That's really not much of penalty at all."
The corruption at the PLCB is a symptom of a larger problem. When a government monopoly has the sole authority to determine what products are sold on state store shelves, it shouldn't come as a surprise that some businesses will try to influence those with such authority. Moreover, these same officials are tasked with regulating and enforcing the state's liquor laws. It's an inherent conflict of interest, and they serve neither purpose well.
This is just one of the many reasons Pennsylvania needs full privatization. Leaving goverment in the booze business will leave the door open for more corruption.
Fact Check, Please! Anti-Liquor Privatization Study Falls Short
As several states (Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Oregon) look to rid themselves of antiquated government-run liquor systems, the defenders of state-control status quo are fighting back harder than ever. And some aren't letting facts get in the way of their arguments.
More than a year ago, Washington state privatized liquor sales. Opponents of privatization in Oregon are nervously looking north, and touting a new "study" that shows emergency room visits in Washington have increased, as have thefts of liquor stores and alcohol accessibility to minors. The study, though, was actually a PowerPoint presentation by longtime liquor privatization opponents. Last week in Forbes, Donald Rieck, Executive Director of Statistical Assessment Service noted that many of the study's claims are dubious at best and ignore general positive trends following privatization in Washington state.
In fact, according to the Washington Health Youth Survey, binge drinking (at historic lows) and other levels of problem drinking declined for grades 8, 10, and 12. There continues to be growing awareness among the same age group of alcohol's harmful effects. As for the other questionable claims, Rieck notes, "the preponderance of data on the effects of privatization on Washington State suggests the exact opposite of the meaning conveyed by the [study]."
As we have continually detailed, liquor privatization does not lead to an increase in social problems, nor is there a correlation between government control of liquor and safety. Thankfully, the rhetoric here in Pennsylvania about the collapsing of society's social fabric isn't fooling anyone: More than 60 percent of Pennsylvanians support liquor privatization.
It's time to end the conflict of interest ingrained in Pennsylvania's state system that promotes and regulates alcohol.
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This Instruction Book contains information for several models. Read and keep this book for future reference. This book contains important information on SAFETY, ASSEMBLY, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE. PRODUCT INFORMATION The owner must be certain that all the product information is included with the unit. This information includes the INSTRUCTION BOOKS, the REPLACEMENT PARTS and the WARRANTIES.
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MURRAY, INC. One Year Limited Warranty Murray, Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that this unit shall be free from defects in ma- terial and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of One (1) Years from the date of purchase; however, this warranty does not cover engines, accessories (such as...
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Many people are injured because they "forgot" and reached into the discharge chute. Always treat your lawn mower as if the blade is rotating. Never perform any service or try to make any adjustment,except carburetor, while the en- gine is running.
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Use only original equipment or approved sub- stitutions as service parts. If you need profes- sional service, select a shop that is an Authorized Service Center for your brand of mower. If you plan to service the unit yourself, follow directions in the Instruction Book. As you mow, remember children and pets are sometimes attracted to the activity.
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While mowing, if you hit a foreign object, stop the engine. Remove the spark plug wire. Care- fully and thoroughly inspect the mower for damage. Make necessary repairs before re- starting. If the unit starts to vibrate abnormally, stop the engine immediately and check for the cause.
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Read and follow the assembly and adjustment instructions for your mower. All fasteners are in the parts bag. Do not discard any parts or material until the unit is assembled. WARNING: Before doing any assembly or maintenance to the mower, remove the wire from the spark plug.
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NOTE: In this instruction book, left and right describe the location of a part with the operator standing behind the handle. UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS For shipping purposes, the mower was not fully assembled. To complete the assembly of the mower, follow the steps below. HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE CHUTE DEFLECTOR WARNING: The chute deflector...
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HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE CONTROLS TO THE HANDLE Two types of handles are shown in Figure 4. The engine on your model will determine which type of handle is on your model. Type A is for models with Briggs & Stratton engines. Type B is for models with Tecumseh engines.
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3. Attach the engine stop cable to the en- gine. Models with Briggs & Stratton en- gines are shown in Figure 5. Models with Tecumseh engines are shown in Figure 6. 4. Make sure the engine stop cable moves freely. If the cable does not move freely, re- peat the above steps.
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HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE WHEELS WITH AXLE BOLTS 1. To change the height of cut, change the position of the axle bolts on the mower housing. Make sure you assemble each axle bolt in the same hole position so that the mower will cut level.
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ENGINE STOP LEVER Release the engine stop lever and the engine and the blade will automatically stop. To run the engine, hold the engine stop lever in the Operating position (Figure 9). Before you start the engine, operate the en- gine stop lever several times.
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ENGINE MAINTENANCE Use the following maintenance section to keep your unit in good operating condition. All the maintenance information for the engine is in the "Engine Instruction Book". Before you start the engine, read this book. WARNING: Before you make an inspection, adjustment (except carburetor), or repair, discon- nect the wire from the spark plug.
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BLADE SERVICE WARNING: Before you inspect the blade or the blade adapter, disconnect the wire to the spark plug. If the blade hits an object, stop the engine. Disconnect the wire to the spark plug. Check the unit for damage. Frequently check the blade for wear or dam- age such as cracks.
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Blade is balanced Screwdriver when parallel to Ground 5. Make sure the blade is balanced. Use a screwdriver and hold the blade parallel to the ground as shown. A blade that is bal- anced will stay parallel to the ground. If the blade is not balanced, the heavy end will rotate toward the ground.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART The Engine will not start. 1. Make sure the fuel tank is filled with clean gasoline. Do not use old gasoline. 2. On a cold engine, push the primer button (optional on some models). For the number of times required to push the primer button, see the engine manufacturer's instructions.
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Look at the illustrations. Select the wheel and the tire you want and order from the following chart. WHEEL SIZE & TYPE 6-inch Plastic, White 6-inch Plastic, Gray 7-inch Plastic, White 7-inch Plastic, Gray 8-inch Plastic, White 8-inch Plastic, Gray 8-inch Ball Bearing, Gray 14-inch, Gray 14-in, Ball Bearing, Gray...
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Barnes & Noble.com: House of Bush, House of Saud is subtitled "The Secret Relationship Between the World's Two Most Powerful Dynasties." What was the impetus to write it?
Craig Unger: In the wake of 9/11, virtually everyone in the United States saw the attacks as coming entirely out of the blue. I didn't. I had reported on the role of George H. W. Bush in the Iran-contra and Iraqgate scandals, and I had become aware of the Bush family's close relationship with the Saudis. I immediately began to see the events of 9/11 as the product of secret relationship between the two most powerful families in the world -- the Bushes and the royal House of Saud.
B&N.com: You reveal that one of the 140 Saudis that were inexplicably allowed to leave the U.S. immediately after 9/11 was an alleged al Queda go-between who may have had previous knowledge of the attacks. How could this have happened?
CU: Even those who were innocent should have been questioned; that is a basic investigative procedure in even commonplace crimes, much less one in which 3,000 people are murdered. The White House has declined to comment on its role in the Saudi evacuation; in fact, a White House spokesman told me he was "absolutely confident" that the flights did not even take place. I believe that the real answer lies in a basic piece of logic that has been largely missing from the American conversation. Without the Saudis, 9/11 would never have taken place, but the Bushes have been so close to them that they turned a blind eye to the Saudi role in allowing the rise of Islamic fundamentalist terrorism -- and even allowed a Saudi prince with alleged ties to al Qaeda to leave immediately after the attacks.
B&N.com: Do you think we will ever know conclusively who authorized the evacuation of the Saudis?
CU: Unfortunately, we've had a docile media that has not pressed the issue. Real answers are likely to be forthcoming only if this becomes a major issue in the presidential campaign or the 9/11 commission investigating the attacks pursues the issue. Richard Clarke told me, and later the 9/11 commission, that the Saudi evacuation was discussed in the White House and his response was that the FBI would have to vet departing passengers before they were allowed to leave. However, the FBI merely identified them and did not subject them to serious interrogations. Clarke further testified that presidential chief of staff Andy Card might have initiated the conversation. However, the White House has not responded to that assertion and has denied that that the flights even took place.
B&N.com: The Bush family is heavily involved in the Carlyle Group, an international investment firm. Is it true that the bin Laden family was also part of Carlyle?
CU: The bin Ladens had a small investment in Carlyle, and they were forced out not long after 9/11 because of the negative publicity. In addition, other Saudis invested approximately $80 million in the Carlyle Group and sent hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts to companies owned by Carlyle. A number of key figures in the House of Bush either have links or have had ties to Carlyle: George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, James Baker, Richard Darman, Frank Carlucci, and former prime minister John Major. The Carlyle Group has been the single biggest center of business between the Saudis and the Bushes.
B&N.com: In your estimation, how much money has changed hands between the Bush and Saud families?
CU: Never before has a president of the United States had such a close relationship with another foreign power as have the two George Bushes, and one way of quantifying that relationship is money. I discovered that the House of Saud and its allies have sent at least $1.477 billion in investments, contracts, and charitable contributions to companies and other institutions in which the Bushes and their allies play a prominent role. I might add that the relationship has been largely a one-way street, with the Bushes on the receiving end.
B&N.com: Should this close connection between the president's family and a ruling culture that appears to actively support terrorism give pause to Americans as they enter the voting booths this fall?
CU: Absolutely. Without Saudi participation, it is likely that 9/11 would not have happened. It is not just that 15 out of 19 hijackers were Saudi. Much of the infrastructure and financing of al Qaeda can be traced to Saudi origins. Given its long and lucrative relationship with the Saudis, the Bush administration has been thoroughly compromised in dealing with them. Paul O'Neill, Richard Clarke, and many other officials from both the Clinton and Bush administrations have made it clear that the Saudis have had a key role in terrorism and have not been cooperative, yet the Bush White House has characterized the Saudi role in fighting terrorism as "superb" and even allowed a potential treasure trove of intelligence to leave the U.S. after 9/11. Among the people on the planes was Prince Ahmed bin Salman, who allegedly had ties to al Qaeda and advance knowledge of 9/11.
B&N.com: Did the Bush-Saud connection have an effect on the contentious 2000 electoral battle for Florida?
CU: It is a little-known fact that Bush would not have won Florida -- and therefore would not have become president -- but for his secret strategy to win the Muslim-American vote. There is nothing wrong with trying to woo any constituency, of course, but in the course of campaigning for Muslim-American votes, Bush enlisted the support of Sami Al-Arian, who is now under arrest for his alleged role in financing suicide attacks as a member of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Bush even invited Al-Arian to the White House after the election as a special guest. It was just one of many factors, of course, but Bush's Muslim-American support more than provided the margin of victory in Florida.
By the way, my book contains a photo of George and Laura Bush campaigning with the Al-Arians in Florida.
B&N.com: Richard Clarke's book Against All Enemies has reignited the debate over whether the Bush administration did enough about terrorism both prior to and following the 9/11 attacks. What's your opinion of Clarke, who figures prominently in your narrative?
CU: In my book Clarke is very much a thwarted hero, a hero inasmuch as by the mid-'90s he recognized the transnational nature of Osama bin Laden's and al Qaeda's terrorism and how different it was from the state-sponsored terrorism coming from rogue states such as Libya. I believe he devised a fairly forceful and aggressive strategy to fight it but was thwarted during the Clinton administration, largely because the Monica Lewinsky scandal robbed the White House of the political capital necessary to respond effectively against bin Laden. (Readers may well remember the "Wag the Dog" furor that erupted when Clinton struck at Afghanistan during the height of the Lewinsky scandal.)
Once Bush took office, Clarke was effectively demoted, and his plans to attack Al Qaeda were put on the back burner. The Bush administration did not even retaliate against Al Qaeda's attack on the USS Cole. Vice President Cheney has asserted that Clarke was out of the loop. I would suggest that means the Bush administration was not even in touch with its own point man on counterterrorism.
B&N.com: Do you think Bush has tried to link Saddam Hussein with 9/11 in a deliberate attempt to shield his Saudi "brothers" from intense scrutiny? If so, is that plan working?
CU: That explanation is too conspiratorial for me. Neoconservatives such as Paul Wolfowitz had regime change in Iraq on their agenda dating back to 1992, but policy papers show they realized that their strategy was considered too radical to implement -- unless they had a cataclysmic event like Pearl Harbor to rationalize an invasion. When Bush came into power he began considering regime change even before 9/11, and the administration instantly began using the attacks as justification for potential action against Iraq.
As I report on p. 251, according to notes taken by a deputy to Donald Rumsfeld, by 2 p.m. on September 11th, just five hours after the attacks began, the secretary of defense said he wanted "best info fast, judge whether good enough to hit SH [meaning Saddam Hussein]. Go massive, sweep it all up, things related and not." The point in this was not so much to shield the Saudis as to use 9/11 as an excuse to go after Saddam. However, two other events stand out in terms of the administration shielding the Saudis: the evacuation just after 9/11 and the censorship of 28 pages in Congress's report on 9/11.
B&N.com: What was the most surprising fact you learned in your research?
CU: George W. Bush and I both attended Camp Longhorn in the late '50s in Texas -- we were both voted Campfire Lighter of the Week!


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